Zero Emission Flying Forum: possibilities between NL x UK
Join us at Zero Emission Flying Forum in hotel Aviator from 14:00 - 16:00 on July 21
The move to zero emission flight is no longer a question of if, but of how fast and who does it together. The Netherlands and the United Kingdom each hold strong cards: pioneering aircraft developers, ambitious airports, a growing supply chain, and governments willing to back the transition. Apart, both countries make progress. Together, they can move further.
The Zero Emission Flying Forum brings the two ecosystems together for a single focused session. The Dutch Ministry of Infrastructure and the Embassy of the Kingdom of The Netherlands in the UK, in cooperation with AeroNL, will host developers of electric and hydrogen aircraft, airports and infrastructure partners, investors, knowledge institutes, and policymakers from both sides of the North Sea. The goal is practical; to map where Dutch and British strengths meet, where the real bottlenecks sit, and which partnerships can accelerate the first zero emission routes between our countries.
Whether you build the technology, prepare the ground for it, are involved in the funding of this transition, or help from a regulator perspective, we personally invite you to join this session where NL and UK frontrunners find each other.
Join us on Tuesday July 21, from 14:00 – 16:00 in the Aviator Hotel. This location is adjacent to the Farnborough conference venue and overlooking the runway. Signing up to our event will give you additionally a ‘VIP Fast track access’ to go through security on the airshow itself for the entire event. Please note places are limited.
Program to be announced later. Expect keynotes from Dutch and UK frontrunners, sessions on aircraft, airports and policy, and space to build the cross border partnerships that will carry zero emission flight forward. Full agenda and speakers to follow.
